Mechanizm działania etorykoksybu i diklofenaku w bólu zapalnym Artykuł przeglądowy

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Agnieszka Sękowska
Małgorzata Malec-Milewska

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NLPZ są jednymi z najczęściej stosowanych leków w farmakoterapii bólu. Mechanizm działania NLPZ związany jest przede wszystkim z zahamowaniem syntezy prostaglandyn, pośredniczących w rozwoju stanu zapalnego, co ma priorytetowe znaczenie w leczeniu bólu o podłożu zapalnym. Diklofenak to lek pierwszego wyboru w ChZS oraz w spondyloartropatiach. Etorykoksyb, stosunkowo nowy na rynku polskim NLPZ, jest lekiem z wyboru w leczeniu objawowym ChZS, ZZSK, RZS, napadu dny moczanowej, ostrego bólu po wymianie stawu biodrowego [1–5].

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Sękowska , A., & Malec-Milewska , M. (2020). Mechanizm działania etorykoksybu i diklofenaku w bólu zapalnym . Kardiologia W Praktyce, 14(3-4), 34-37. Pobrano z https://www.journalsmededu.pl/index.php/kwp/article/view/1166
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Farmakologia kliniczna w praktyce

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